Cala en Porter is a scenic coastal village located on Menorca’s southern coast, known for its dramatic cliffs, sheltered sandy beach, and laid-back holiday vibe. Tucked between towering limestone walls, the bay forms a natural cove with calm, shallow waters ideal for families and swimmers. The beach is well-equipped with sunbeds, lifeguards, and water sports rentals, while the surrounding town offers a range of restaurants, shops, and bars. One of its standout attractions is the Cova d’en Xoroi, a stunning cliffside cave bar that transforms into a magical sunset spot and vibrant nightclub by night. With easy access from Mahón and charming Mediterranean views, Cala en Porter blends natural beauty with a touch of nightlife and local culture, making it a versatile destination for all types of travellers.

Places of interest and activities you can enjoy when going on a villa holiday in Cala En Porter:

Cala en Porter Beach
One of Menorca’s most iconic beaches, nestled between tall cliffs and known for its calm, shallow turquoise waters.
Enjoy swimming and paddleboarding or why not rent a kayak and take in the beautiful views.
There are also beachside bars and a kids’ play area.

Cova d’en Xoroi
A spectacular natural cave built into the cliffs with panoramic sea views, transformed into a bar by day and nightclub by night.
Visit during the day for breathtaking views and cocktails, or come at sunset for live music and a magical golden hour.
Good for couples and nightlife lovers.

Talayotic Village of Torralba d’en Salord (Nearby – 10 min drive)
One of Menorca’s most important prehistoric sites, with massive stone monuments from the Talayotic era.
Explore ancient dwellings, taulas (T-shaped stones), and marvel at the engineering of this Bronze Age culture.

Clifftop Viewpoints
Several trails and paths from the village lead to spectacular viewpoints overlooking the bay and the Mediterranean Sea.
Take a sunset stroll along the cliffs or enjoy a morning hike with coastal breezes and birdsong.
Great for walking and romantic evening plans.

Camí de Cavalls Coastal Trail
Cala en Porter connects to Menorca’s famous 185 km coastal path — perfect for nature lovers and hikers.
Hike west toward Son Bou or east toward Cales Coves and enjoy wild coastline, coves, and pine-shaded cliffs.

Restaurants which are worth a visit:

Osprey Nest
Enjoy a rooftop dining experience with beautiful sea and sunset views.
Known for its stylish atmosphere and well-executed Mediterranean dishes with a modern twist. A great choice for a romantic or relaxed evening.

El Pulpo
A local favorite offering generous portions of fresh seafood and paella. It’s informal, but the quality of food is consistently good.
Enjoy meals like seafood paella, grilled squid, and the Menorcan-style octopus.
Friendly, casual, and family-oriented vibe.

Sa Païssa Restaurant & Grill
Offers a wide variety of dishes from grilled meats to pastas and seafood, with live music some evenings. Great for groups and families.
The classic Menorcan architecture with indoor and garden seating creates an authentic dining experience.

Tapas Casa Tía
Great spot for traditional and inventive tapas in a relaxed setting. Excellent for sampling local flavors at a good price.
The menu includes dishes like sobrasada rolls, Mahón cheese with honey, and Menorcan meatballs.

Details correct as at 15/07/2025. These restaurants are neither endorsed nor recommended by Villa Select.

The best beaches to enjoy in Cala en Porter:

Cala en Porter Beach
Distance: 0 km – located directly in the resort
The main beach of Cala en Porter is a stunning, sheltered cove nestled between tall limestone cliffs. It offers fine golden sand, turquoise waters, and a calm atmosphere — perfect for swimming and safe for children.

Cales Coves
Distance: ~3 km (10-minute drive or 45-minute hike)
A peaceful and rugged cove surrounded by cliffs riddled with prehistoric burial caves. Cales Coves has no sand — it’s a rocky beach with crystal-clear water and dramatic scenery, perfect for adventurous swimmers and snorkelers. It’s completely unspoiled and offers a sense of total escape.

Son Bou Beach
Distance: ~9 km (15-minute drive)
The longest beach in Menorca, stretching over 2.5 km, Son Bou is famous for its wide, sandy shoreline and gentle surf. It’s well developed with restaurants, bars, and beach facilities, but still retains natural charm, especially toward the east end near the sand dunes.

Es Canutells
Distance: ~7 km (12-minute drive)
A small, quiet cove surrounded by steep cliffs and fishing cottages. The beach is sandy with clear, shallow waters and is typically much less crowded than other beaches. Ideal if you’re looking for a peaceful spot with a more local feel.